I wrapped a link around stuff last week. #aea

You paid good money to hear me talk out of my ass – @adactio #aea

www.syfy.co.uk Drupal fail. Nice. #aea

the-art-of-web.com/css/timing-fu… for writing your own bezier curves for Safari transitions #aea

One character elements are valuable, just like domain names. #aea

@NancySeeger #aea the standard is yyyy-mm-dd. Machine readable.

IE filters are JS dependent. Turn off javascript and poof, the filters don’t work. #aea

Look at the good and bad examples of Flash from yore for guidance on thinking about animation in design #aea

Sections, articles, asides, oh my… #aea #turkeybacon

ecsstender.org/ #aea

Today I’m Apart of a Day Apart. #aea

@edlabear there is a 3rd day workshop about html5 and css3 today. #aea

@ryanhoonlaverty I’m sure no one bothered to check that because ie makes disabling and enabling javascript a pain. #aea

@JudyBad hair stylist convention, A Hair Apart #aea

Ie9 reference at #aea take a drink.

It’s crazy how many people want to spend their Saturday talking semantics and css3 just like me. #aea

#aea #aeadc If you have an interest in web accessibility, consider joining us at Accessibility Camp DC on Oct 9 bit.ly/96AMRR

@itmaybejj it’s handy for distributable code, like widgets and the like. #aea

@itmaybejj it’s hard to measure non-js users since most analytics packages are javascript based. #aea

HTML is very forgiving. XML, by design, is not. #aea